Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-12
TWO HUNDRED MILLION DEMON 8
TO BE FREED FROM RESTRAINT.

session OF the prophetic conference
Rev. Baxter, of ENGLAND, took for his
subject, The GreaI Crisis is at Hand"
lie took up the question OF the "seven
trumpets' of Revelation. These, he
all, would be sounded thrice toward
each OF the four parts OF the world and
would be the signal to prepare for the
millennium. His charts and calcula-
tioas pointed to a period between 1897
and 1900 as the beginning of the mil
lennlum. During the previous decade
great wars and revolutions would trans
form the present twenty-three king
doms into ten. He based this assertion
on Daniels dream of lions, with ten
large and
| ONE SMALL HORN.
The kingdoms would comprise France,
with the Rhine as boundary, and parts
; of Wurtemburg, Bavaria and Baden,
! Great Britain without Ireland or
India; Spain, Italy. Syria, Turkey,
Egpy, Austria and Greece. These
countries were the ten Roman Prov
inces, which were represented in parts
of the statue of Daniel. Daniel in
| terpreted NebuchadnezZar as the small
horn, or the eleventh king, who was TO
he the conquerOr of them all. His
Kingdom was finally TO be conquered
by France and her nine allies. Anti
Christ was to come out of the house of
Napoleon, and would be of fierce couu-
tcnance, and a
MAN OF SIN,
full of wiles. He is presumed to be
l'rlnce Jerome Napoleon, Or "Plon
Plon." The number 666 on the FORE
hna In rt,t
male NapoleOn's followers All others
were to perish on the guiilotine. He
would make seven-year covenant
with the Jews, but would break it
after three and half years. The
Jews would be greatly prosecuted.
About this time Christ would appear,
and the 144, 900 watchful Christians
would be taken from earth in an i'll
slant. Their sudden taking off might
cause great accidents, as lives innumer-
able would be depending upsn their
existence. In the last three years be-
fore 1900 over 200,000,OO0 demons
would
RULE THE EARTH
for thirteen months, and kill one third
OF the people of the world. The de-
mon locusts, with scorpion stings,
would do deadly work for five months.
Elijah and another wouid come TO help
Christ, with the power to Kill, with
lire out OF their mO.:;' From 1897
to 1900 the world wo,. gradually be-
come converted, until the soundiug of
the seven trumpets Finally thnn1Rld
would be destroyed by cart
fire and other destructive
Previous to this the reign u
nI1lh ~
years. Attention was drawn
great earthquake in Europe as o. >
the coming trouble. At times
audience was greatly excited, and
one terrific prediction woman pres 8
ent went into Mysteries through excite
ment.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
New YORK, Feb. 25.-At the proph.
etic conference yesterday lin Cosmopol-
itan Half the Rev. Nj. Baxter, OF Eng
land, all Oxford man and a minister of
the Church of England, gave an al
dress on prophecy. Mr.. Baxter be.
lieves that the fulfillment of the last
prophecies is at hand, and that in three
years will begin the decade during
which the ten kingdoms of the east are
to be restored. Also that in 1897
Christ will come on earth; that in
1900 will begin Christ's reign of 1000
years, ,and144 600 persons who are wait
ing in faith for his advent will be
gathered up iuto air. The rest of the
Christians are to remain on earth to
suffer for time. Mr.. Baxter exhibi-
ted chart TO show how we will ho
parcelled out into the ten kingdQno5
England will lose Scotland, Iro1
India and her other dep
France will gain BelgieIS
Switzerland, etc., a60
would appear agaiG} 70 Ut
first rule assII61 q16s1h Asia
Minor for is1eqF0 and all the
worid n jefusaiem to cele-
brate tktk0lS HI. The year 1900 is
to en0 4fSt dispensation, and the
world would then be 1000 years old
and that will have the Sabbatic year
the millennium. ..rsaxs<se
...,'THE 1K {
81 ka0b9e and party re-
eet4 bun Lexington Saturday
nhof1 lk completed their pre-
limino. 4E1k place on Friday.
Messrs. T. Il u bearmon, Joe Claim.
Otto Beha and two teamsters of this
city, and speaks in the kindest terms
of the work of the boys. In CONVEX
sation with Capt. Knoble we learned
some facts regarding the location, etc.,
of the road which we are thus enabled
to give the readers of the Topic. In
the first place we wish to say that Capt.
knoble has accomplished grade be-
tween here and Lexington that will be
regarded by railroad men as one of the
engineering feats of the age. He sue
ceeded in getting grade even less
than he was limited TO. His maximum
grade is only fifteen feet that occurring
at Grand Pass in Saline county. This
will give the Gould system road from
New Orleans to Atchison, Kansas,
with miximum grade OF only fifteen
feet with the exception of one place, at
Gray's Summit, which of course will
be remedied. We take great pleasure
in congratulating Capt. Kn0ble on
this magnificent piece OF work, which
will make the Pacific and its system
between New Orleans and the west the
graudeaf t1thoAdSu3oo AU1fS 3,
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